A business continuity plan identifies how your organisation can keep its essential functions up and running during a time of disruption.…
A list of all the contents in the Community Resource Kit divided into topics.
Planning an AGM? This overview of a well-organised AGM includes helpful hints and templates.
This governance resource is a starting point to help new officers understand their role as an officer of a charity.
SportTutor is a free online learning tool for the NZ sports sector, created to support, help and guide people working…
Information about governance and its critical role to ensure that your organisation's governing body works well and that there…
Leaders share what they wish they had known when they got their first Chair role.
A risk is a current or future factor or event that could negatively affect the project, service or programme you…
This guide provides philanthropic funders and community grantmakers with practical guidance and key insights for supporting communities during disasters.
A four-part toolkit to take your organisation through the steps required to become evaluation-ready.
Online fundraising - build a strategy that makes people aware of your organisation, gets people to care about your cause,…
An interactive guide for people who are managing an evaluation, this resource can be used for different types of evaluations…
About the stages of an organisation's lifecycle, development and typical characteristics.
A plan is only useful if it works in practice.
Information about governing body officers and the key role they have in your organisation.
Learn how to create and manage a project budget with this comprehensive guide and downloadable templates.
Advice and suggestions for groups and organisations seeking donations.
A guide to holding effective and enjoyable meetings, covering planning and the meeting process.
How can you be better prepared and reduce the likelihood of harm to your organisation through risk management?
A video series introducing Te Ao Māori presented by Kaitohutohu Māori, Josiah Komene (Ngāpuhi)